Meridianville News

The American Red Cross is helping a Hazel Green man find a place to stay after fire destroyed his home overnight.

Officials with the Madison County Sheriff's Office said they received numerous calls Thursday from residents saying they'd heard a loud explosion.

Published: Thursday, July 2, 2009 at 4:51 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, July 2, 2009 at 4:51 p.m. The Emergency Management Agency has determined that the sound of aircraft breaking the sound barrier from a base in Tennessee were the cause of the loud booms heard by many Madison County residents.

Some Madison County voters headed to the polls Tuesday for a special election. They voted for a candidate to fill the District 7 State Senate seat vacated by U.S. Rep.

Memorial Day weekend is here. That means many of you will be traveling, despite a sharp rise in gas prices.

For 20 years, a 2,400 square foot warehouse has been the home for the Meridianville Vounteer Fire Department.

Times Staff Writer mike.marshall@htimes.com Town stirred by plan to focus on returning soldiers The story of Amazing Grace bed and breakfast reads like something out of the Old South: The natives versus the newcomers, a lawyer with New York roots against the Black Belt politicians, a black soldier just home from the war battling perceived ...

The tornado warning for Madison County has been extended until 10:30 a.m. today.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville Center awarded eight contracts with a shared capacity of $650 million to eight contractors for utility monitoring and control systems work throughout the U.S. and overseas.

The Alabama House today gave final passage to a bill that would legally name the Huntsville City Board of Education as the successors to the trustees of the old Green Academy site.

More>> Strong storms wreak fatal damage across Tennessee Valley Severe weather has once again left a mark on the Tennessee Valley, as reports come in of damage and possible injuries after strong storms with possible tornadoes moved through Sunday evening.

A tornado warning has been issued by the National Weather Service for north Madison County, northwest Morgan County, central Limestone County and central Lawrence County.

Colleges, schools and businesses in the Heart of the Valley are taking safety precautions due to the threat of severe weather.

Michael and Lynda Bowen of Meridianville, Ala. announce the engagement of their daughter, Marisa Michelle Bowen of Meridianville to Andrew O'Neal Hardiman of Huntsville, son of Ed and Becky Hardiman of Enterprise.

People who live in a Madison County neighborhood got a warning in their mailbox to keep their doors locked to keep vandals away.

A Madison County teacher is displaced after smoke and fire damage home. The fire started just after 11:00 last night on Rindon Lane.

The Limestone County Sheriff's Department reported the following arrests Tuesday: * Courtney Terrell Allen, 28, of 20434 Nuclear Plant Road, Tanner, failure to pay child support.

The dip in the economy is making it difficult on several businesses. Yet some are finding innovative ways to beat the times.

A Special Primary Election is being held Tuesday to fill District seven Senate seat.

A Meridianville man was shot in the leg by his wife Sunday after reportedly assaulting her, police said.